The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-02
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. JUxEa, 1887.

l 10 IN san EfanCiecOs
The grand jury has declared
against the county Jail, pronOunelng
lt insufficient In size, unhealthy.
etc.
Dick Hensley has retired from tile
livery barn on Seventh street, and
J. w. Frost assumes entire charge Of
the business.
Col. w. A. Phillips was mad, y
member Of The John A. LOgah POST
yesterday, in the presence Of quite
an assemblage Of members Of the g..
A. e.
J. F. Woodward has disposed Of
his grocery tick q Thomas Crenier,
who now takes charge. An invoice
Of the goods was made yesterday.
The Gypsum city people have
raised $3.50 with which 70 spread the
eagles wings on the Fourth Of July,
aud have engaged John A. Ander-
son IS orator Of the day.
whitman, Harsh & Anderson sold
two lots in south Park addition yes
tsrday to J. r. Meade, OF Wichita,
for 2,7O3, and one lot In Pacific adj
ditlun to J. W. Glvens for 1870.
u. X. Allen, the contractor for
the National Hotel, Is ia the city
ready TO commence work. He has
been busy getting out material for tho
building, at hIs IT. Joseph shops.
Subscription lists are being cIrcu-
lated for the Improvement aud en-
laTgemsnt Of both the Methodist and
Episcopal church buildings. The
MethOdists expect 10 raise their
fund to $1,000.
Mr.. J. l.. Hayward, who 10 visiting
his son ]. r., states that although he
came from the garden spot OF I'LL
nOis, he has never seen such a grand
country before as he now looks out
upon every day.
The Shirar property, embOdylng
3G2 feet front on South Santa Re ave
nue., WIS sold Tuesday by WIldman,
Harsh 4 Anderson for e. 500 to n.
:. Dawson, Addison a Seaman, ID
Whitehead and S. VI. Wilson.
The SalIna club comes to the front
once more, beating Solomon by a
score Of 10 TO ., and had one inning
to play. After the game John Eber-
hardt ind &. II. PattlsOn run a foot
race and, Of course, Sallna won.
DIR. r. F.. NiCkles, OF Salina, Kan
sas, was chosen president Of the
Kansas State Dental Association, at
their recent meeting held az Topeka,
that State. Thus lt Is another Ohio
boy steps 90 the front, a. Is always
the case IL you only give him half a
chance.-NOrW0Ik tO.) Reflector.
A house and lot in the Kansas
Wesleyan University grounds was
sold to r. II. Bennett, OF Clifton,
Kansas, for 81 $50; also one block in
Hughes addition 20 W. &. Glidden,
OF Beloit, for $500. These sales
were made by A. NJ. Clafiin.
q. A. Carnony expects ia y few
days to go to the springs OF wyOm-
ing Territory, fifty or sixty miles
northeast OF Salt Lab City, for i'm
provement of his health. II he re-
ceives the benefit hoped for, be will
remain until fall; il not, he will
soon return.
The grade sticks for the "cut or
have been laid in and through Bridge
port. The road as projected will
run through Messrs. Dunbar's. Hop
klnu', and some other houses, not for
getting to pay marked attention Il
the Mills lumber yard. The stakes
show that the road will cross th'
river al the Lamklns ford.
Miss Annie Woods, slster-in-lav
Of Rev. Mr.. Wager, We regret t.
, learn, lies quite III at their home IN
Brownville, Texas. Since the famil!
J left this city about q year ago, wheI
Mr.. Wager was rector Of tile EplscO
pal church, Miss Woods has beei
prostrated With az affection Of tn
stomach, which has been Of q seri
Gus character.
b T. W. Jackson, late agent Of la
q DAILY JOURNAL, and Mr.. BOnaI
went 10 Ellis yesterday, TO engage Il
the real estate business. Mr.. Jack
sou has made q most proficient all.
2 In the establishment Of the dslly
: and we have q warm feeling for him
;. May he and his partner, Mr.. BonaI
achieve much success In their ne'
location.
= w. d. Radcliff has returned froI
Q short visit at his old home in Ill
nOis. He made while absent q tTi
10 Nebraska and along the Centrl
4 Branch road In Kansas. He say
4 with the exception Of Beatrice, Neb
l. be saw no tswn while absent thu
q could hold q candle TO SalIna. Il
will 20 to Denver the last Of III
week.
= Hin addition 70 the Union Paei
1, and MIssuri Pacific railways, I he A
+. 4 ). F. and the Rock Island rOaC
approach Sallna north Of the Smok
Hill FLYER, there will in truth be
: country grldIrOned with railroad
/, In places, u the new tracks ruI
II south Of the L. p. road, they III b
> within 4 few hundred feet Of eae
other. When they are cOrralle
within the city limits the whol
north part Of town will he file
with tracks and switches and raj
road buildings
Many people who wear eye glass;
are sorely annoyed at the difficult
OF keeping them In their proper ~
y sition on the nose. To all such
e will be very interesting to know
,e very interesting exPedieut by whic
Ie that end can be accomplished.
g consists in driving q tack into th
bridge Of the nose just at the partI,
ular point where the frame mui
L rest to make the glasses Of service
: This is q simple remedy and can ;